This Is What Brave Company Looks Like

According to Famitsu.com, there are over a hundred quests in Brave Company for iOS and Nintendo 3DS. The hero-simulation game was revealed this past week in Famitsu magazine, and has you managing a hero agency as its president.

Quests in Brave Company can consist of hunting for treasure or killing monsters. Clearing quests allows you to earn items and money, which you can use to expand your hero agency. Famitsu say your agency starts out as a hut, but you can eventually expand it into a high-tech skyscraper. You don’t just expand upward, though. You can even build production facilities to manufacture items in town, and to help increase revenue.

Meanwhile, the iOS version of the game will be available on iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad, and will include other features, such as being able to create original heroes using information from your Twitter account. It will also be divided into chapters, with the first two chapters being available for free, and the rest for 350 yen each. It will also involve paying for in-game items in some form.

Brave Company is due out on October 27th on the 3DS for 5,040 yen. The iOS version is slated for release sometime this summer. See the lady on the right? That’s the president of the hero agency.

Something else to note: Earlier this week, I assumed the teaser website Namco Bandai put up was for Brave Company. As some of our readers later pointed out, it isn’t. We apologize for the error. The teaser website is still counting down, and is for a different game.